The Best Bird Cages in 2022 | Pet Side (2024)

• The Best Bird Cage
• 1. Prevue Wrought Iron Select Bird Cage
• 2. Zeny Bird Cage
• 3. Prevue Hendryx Wrought Iron Flight Cage
• 4. Yaheetech Small Parrot Parakeet Bird Cage
• 5. Vision Bird Cage
• 6. Prevue Hendryx Travel Bird Cage
• 7. Prevue House Style Economy Bird Cage
• 8. Prevue Hendryx Triple Roof Bird Cage
• 9. Prevue Jumbo Scrollwork Bird Cage
• 10. Prevue Hendryx Shanghai Parakeet Cage

This bird cage design comes in many attractive powder-coated finishes, including Coco Brown, Garnet Red, and Black Hammertone, and four other high-class coatings. Working in conjunction with the high-caliber coatings are the four stainless steel cups that add to the elegance of the design.

This co*ckateil cage even features a play top area that is incredibly easy to access and keep in prime condition. When it comes to cleaning the debris mess that congregates at the bottom of the cage, the rounded corner seed guards stop any from escaping at the sides whilst the pull-out bottom grille makes disposing of your bird’s waste take only a matter of minutes.

ZENY’s pet bird cage model is the quintessential model for parrots, co*ckateils, co*ckatoos.. you name it! Its wrought iron construction obtained through welding processes ensures the cage’s longevity, as well as the optimal 0.5 inch bar space keeping your feathered friends’ heads safe from becoming stuck.

What we believe to be the most innovative feature is the 360° swivel casters that allow the cage to effortlessly move from room to room. As birds like co*ckateils are incredibly sociable creatures, they’ll be thrilled to move to where the family are. And bringing your bird out for socialisation time outside the cage can be achieved easily through the giant front door – and the four lift-up openings are the quintessential size for a sugar glider to fit easily through.

Comprising of a simple design, its the considerable amount of storage space that has Prevue Hendryx’s Iron Flight Cage dubbed as our premium product of our selection. Available in either Black Hammertone or Chalk White, this cage works best when bought for households containing multiple birds. The four plastic double cups and three wooden perches should be enough for every member of your feathered family!

Boasting a commendable height of fifty-three inches with half an inch wire spacing, this cages optimal measurements allow birds plenty of room to flap around and play to their hearts’ content. The three wooden perches and four plastic double cups also give the birds the choice from where to watch the world. By no means is this cage inexpensive, but it radiates quality, from its Black Wrought Iron bars to its manoeuvrability.

If you’re seeking an upgrade so your parrot can have more freedom when you’re out the house, Yeheetech’s Parrot Cage is an intelligent purchase to make. Of course, what we consider to be this cage’s best feature is its adorable open top roof – if your bird wants to have the feeling of familiarity by sitting on a polished wooden perch like the three inside their cage yet isn’t ready to go back inside, the top perch is the perfect place to a watch the world from above as they would from the treetops.

Yaheetech prove themselves to take birds’ safety seriously by ensuring their bar size is strictly 0.39 inches – customers claim that they can barely fit one of their fingers through! If this precision to detail isn’t enough to tempt you, the slide-out trays and detachable mesh panel under the cage allow for easy cleaning – meaning less time spent carrying out chores and more time devoted to playing with your birds.

Vision are a company who aren’t afraid to present their outlandish innovations to customers, and their bird cage, with a no-drawer design is a fine example of their inventive prowess. Instead of using a drawer to clean up your feathered friends’ messes, all you have to do is detach the cage portion of the model from the base, emptying its contents into the waste bucket. Due to the raised ridges inside the deep base, most of the bird waste should be stopped from making a mess outside the cage.

Even the seed and water cups have been cleverly positioned on the cage’s exterior to prevent minimal waste from escaping the cage. Their astute placement additionally minimizes a bird’s stress levels – imagine a giant hand coming through the front door of your home to steal the remaining food and water you had left and it’s easy to comprehend how this situation may be stressful!

The reputable company Prevue Hendryx are back again and this time, showcasing their Travel Bird Cage. As going to the vet is often an arduous process for any bird, they may as well travel like the king or queen they are. After entering their portable palace effortlessly due to the 9″ by 9″ side access doors, they’ll be delighted to find a perch to fit on as well as two stainless steel dishes for provide them with travel snacks en route.

Cleaning this bird cage couldn’t be simpler – featuring a removable bottom grille and plastic pull out tray, your bird’s waste will be removed in a matter of minutes. Once you’ve returned home from your adventure and your pet is happily back in their cage, the cage can be collapsed and conveniently put away in a corner for your next trip out the house.

Prevue Pet’s beautiful baby blue travel cage can either be used to house one very small bird or, better still, as a dainty travel cage. Inside the cage, your bird will discover two feeding cups, two perches, and a swing for them to entertain themselves with.

Although this cage is not large enough to be a permanent home for a small or large bird, it’s easy to clean and of high quality to make the perfect travel cage, or for a bird who spends the majority of their day flying around outside their cage. Yet one added bonus when travelling is the number of comments you’ll receive concerning the adorable roof-shaped design – this model never fails to impress!

Perfect for a parakeet, the unique triple roof design on this model is both ornamental as well as giving your birds extra space to enjoy two extra roof perches. Available for purchase in Blue or Teal – with both elegant shades complimented with polished white bars – a parakeet’s sharp vision will enjoy looking at both these calming colors.

Although this design doesn’t compare to flight cages, it’s a place for birds to spread their wings for a bit of fun and games during working hours. The food and water dishes included in the price of the cage are of such high quality that delighted customers continue to use them over time.

Never have we laid eyes on such an eloquent cage. Looking like a quintessential household decoration straight out of a high-class black-and-white movie, the refinement of the intricate scrollwork is only magnified by the finial top feature. This cage can be purchased in black or white depending on your choice of interior design in your home.

Knowing full well how sturdy their bird cage is, manufacturers have confidently placed a ninety day warranty on their bird cage and have been praised by customers for their exemplary customer service. Inside the cage, two hooded feeding cups look discrete and dramatically reduce the mess created by open-cup designs. What’s not to love?

Last but certainly not least, Prevue Hendryx are proud to advertize their green and white Shanghai Parakeet Cage. Boasting a decorative peak styled roofline, the design doesn’t only look elegant yet creates even more space for your birds to perch. The parakeet cage features a total of two safe landing-style access doors to choose from, as well as two perches, two plastic cups, and even a swing.

Worried about cleaning? Don’t be; the removable grille and pull-out debris tray are both easy to clean and ensure waste is quickly disposed of, freeing up time in the evenings to entertain your parakeets instead. Although not appropriate for a large bird, Prevue Hendryx’s small cage is fantastic for carting your bird around to the vets or even the office!

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There are evidently several different types of parrot species with varying wing spans. Accordingly, there isn't an exact figure for how big a parrot cage should be; the best size of cage entirely depends on the wingspan of a species. One rule of thumb is that the horizontal length of a cage should be at least 1 1/2 to 2 times the wingspan of its parrot. However, when researching the wingspan of your parrot's breed, remember that flight obstructions such as perches and swings reduce the space available for adequate wing size.

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The ambiguity over bird cages doesn't end as soon as you've placed an order; you've now got to find the ideal place in your home for your feathered friend's new dig. Here are a few tips for owners of budgies in particular to get it right first time:

Place your cage in a central location: Just like how dogs lie under the family dinner table in the evening so they're in the middle of everybody, budgies would do the same if they could: they love being the center of a family's attention. Therefore, placing their cage in the room of your home that gets the most footfall is recommended for their socialisation.

Higher is better: Budgies are tree-dwellers. As a result, placing their cages up high will encourage them to feel more at ease, just as they would flying from branch to branch. Doing the exact opposite and placing their cage on the floor is likely to make them anxious due to their instinctual fear of being attacked from above.

Place them beside a window overlooking nature: Although placing a cage directly opposite the window is not recommended, ensuring that your budgies' cage is in view of a window that overlooks other birds and nature – a move that will hopefully keep them entertained during your days spent working. Contrarily, placing them in close proximity to a television screen is bound to unnerve them: the flickering lights and noise may negatively impact their sleeping habits and the fast-paced images are more likely to alarm rather than comfort them.

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In order to ensure there's no ambiguity concerning how this question is worded, we wish to reiterate here that 'at night' doesn't mean placing a cover over your birds when you're about to sit down to watch the telly and don't wish to interact with them for the rest of the evening. 'At night' is when both you and your birds are going to get some sleep. As birds require a solid eight hours of uninterrupted rest, using a cover helps them feel secure getting their beauty sleep by minimizing their risk of night terrors. However, if you wish to cover your bird's cage at night, do it the right way to prevent respiratory problems from occurring: placing a single layer of breathable fabric over their cage is recommended.

Although some owners and birds prefer to use a cage cover, it isn't a requirement and some birds do perfectly well sleeping without. However, not using a cage cover encourages your birds to wake up with the sun. Therefore, be prepared for some very early rises if going without!

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The question isn't how long should you allow your parrot time out of their cage, yet but much time is it possible to have your pet outside their cage. Parrots are birds that require lots of exercise, space, and interaction. Therefore, if you are unable to have your parrot outside of their cage for at least two to three hours an evening then you should consider if you're able to take care of this type of bird in the first place.